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Oct 27, 2023 · After Work: Directed by Erik Gandini. With Elon Musk, Noam Chomsky, Pa Sinyan, Armando Pizzoni. The majority of jobs that exists today will disappear within a few decades.
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- Documentary
- Erik Gandini
- 2023-10-27
Mar 22, 2023 · The film explores the notion of work in the 21st century and asks what the future could be like without it. It features interviews with workers and experts from the U.S., Italy, South Korea and Kuwait.
- Lise Pedersen
May 11, 2023 · Screen can reveal the first trailer for Erik Gandini’s After Work, which has its world premiere in the international main competition on March 19.After Work ...
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- 11.6K
- Screen International
Synopsis. A thought-provoking film that looks at the phenomenon of work in the 21st century with the razor sharp X-ray vision and equally sharp humour. From Kuwait to Korea, from the US to Europe, and from nine to five. Kuwait’s constitution says that every person has the right to a job, so in some places 20 people are employed for one person ...
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- Fasad Production, Propaganda Italia
- Erik Gandini
May 10, 2023 · Director Erik Gandini explores the changing nature of work and its impact on people's lives in different countries and cultures. He interviews various experts, workers and heiresses to reveal the challenges, expectations and contradictions of the modern workforce.
Mar 22, 2023 · Review: After Work. 22/03/2023 - Erik Gandini's new documentary is breezy and attractive, but feels like a late arrival that is distanced in addressing its timely topic. ], which has just world-premiered at CPH:DOX, plays out like an afterthought of a semi-curious, but not exactly invested, observer. ], Gandini certainly knows how to make an ...
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A film that examines the phenomenon of work in the 21st century with humour and X-ray vision. From Kuwait to Korea, from the US to Europe, and from nine to five, the film explores how work shapes our identity and society.
